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| The shady cedar forest trails on the way to the top provide a cool respite on a warm day |
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| Larch trees with their bright green growth. This image was taken about a week earlier. |
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| Chocolate Lilies were growing in profusion near the top |
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| Chocolate Lilies and Indian Paintbrush |
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| Heart-leafed Arnica growing in shadier areas |
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| One of two small clumps of Fairy Slipper. Each year I hope I see these again. |
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| Fern-leafed Desert Parsley |
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| Oregon Grape |
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| Kinnikinnick |
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| Saskatoon bushes in flower |
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| Dieback on Juniper shrub - possibly also drought related |
It is easy to get disoriented in the cedar forest and lose one's sense of direction, so taking a printed trail map, or putting it on your phone, is a good idea.
I always enjoy the contrast between the forested trails and the open views at the top.










